
The White Rose
During the Second World War, a small group of students at Munich University begin to question the decisions and sanity of Germany's Nazi government. The students form a resistance cell which they name the "White Rose" after a newsletter that is secretly distributed to the student body. At first small in numbers and fearful of discovery, the White Rose begins to gain massive support after a Nazi Gauleiter nearly incites a student riot after a provokative speech. At this point, the matter is taken over by the German Gestapo, who pledge to hunt down and destroy the members of the White Rose.
The White Rose
September 24, 1982
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Cast (23)

Lena Stolze
Sophie Scholl

Wulf Kessler
Hans Scholl

Oliver Siebert
Alex Schmorell

Ulrich Tukur
Willi Graf

Werner Stocker
Christoph Probst

Anja Kruse
Traute Lafrenz

Martin Benrath
Prof. Kurt Huber

Hans-Jürgen Schatz
Studentenführer

Jörg Hube
Oberregierungsrat

Gerhard Friedrich
Herr Scholl

Sabine Kretzschmar
Frau Scholl

Jean-Paul Raths
Heinz Bollinger

Mechthild Reinders
Gisela Schertling

Ulf-Jürgen Wagner
Fritz

Monika Madras
Clara Huber

Joachim R. Iffland
Willi Bollinger

Ágnes Csere
Lubjanka

Max Grießer
Postbeamter

Werner Schnitzer
Rektor Prof. Dr. Wüst

Wilfried Klaus
N/A

Klaus Münster
N/A

Lis Verhoeven
N/A

Axel Scholtz
Jakob Schmid
Crew (22)
Directing

Michael Verhoeven
Director

Nikos Ligouris
Continuity
Writing

Michael Verhoeven
Screenplay

Mario Krebs
Screenplay
Production

Artur Brauner
Producer

Michael Verhoeven
Producer

Hans Prescher
Producer

Dietmar Schings
Producer

Joschi Arpa
Executive Producer
Sound

Konstantin Wecker
Original Music Composer

Paul Schöler
Sound

Simon Buchner
Sound

Rainer Wiehr
Sound

Willi Schwadorf
Sound Mixer
Art

Michael Adlmüller
Props
Camera

Axel de Roche
Director of Photography

Horst Chlupka
Assistant Camera
Costume & Make-Up

Ágnes Petrovics
Makeup Artist

Helga Sander
Makeup Artist
Crew
No data availableEditing

Barbara Hennings
Editor

Sabine Matula
Assistant Editor
Lighting

Ferenc Kátai
Gaffer